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Case Description

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Scott Sexton was 14 years old when he was reported missing from Columbus, Ohio. Publicly available Ohio Attorney General missing-person records list him as a male missing child from Columbus, with a missing date of December 18, 2025; other case references have described the date as December 19, 2025, so the publicly available information appears close in time but not fully consistent on the exact date. The Ohio Attorney General listing identifies him as a white male with brown hair and brown eyes, and records tied to the case describe him as 5 feet 9 inches tall and about 190 pounds at the time of the December 2025 listing.

The details available online are limited, but they show the beginning of a case centered on a young teenager whose absence was serious enough to be entered into Ohio’s missing child records. The Ohio Attorney General’s missing-person search explains that the Bureau of Criminal Investigation’s Missing Persons Unit maintains databases for missing children and adults, and that missing child case information is derived from LEADS through the investigating agency’s initial reporting. In Scott’s case, the listed investigating agency contact is the Columbus Police Department, which is the agency the public is directed to contact with information.

What is not publicly detailed is just as important to acknowledge with care. The available online records do not provide a public narrative of where Scott was last seen within Columbus, what he may have been wearing, who he may have been with, or what circumstances led to his disappearance. There are also no public details in the available official listing that establish a confirmed explanation for why he went missing. Because of that, the known story remains spare: a 14-year-old boy from Columbus was entered into a missing child database, his identifying information was circulated, and the public was asked to help by contacting law enforcement with any credible information.

A later Ohio Attorney General poster record appears to list an alias or nickname, Aaron Scott Sexton, also connected to Columbus, Ohio, with the same age, gender, race, hair color, and eye color, though it gives a different missing date and different height and weight measurements than the December 2025 listing. Because those public records contain inconsistent dates and physical measurements, the safest reading is that the online information is incomplete or may reflect separate updates or entries in official systems rather than a fully explained public timeline. The most reliable overview that can be drawn from available online sources is that Scott Sexton is identified in Ohio missing child records as a 14-year-old male from Columbus, Ohio, reported missing in mid-to-late December 2025, with Columbus Police listed as the contact agency, and the public record offers only basic identifying details while leaving the circumstances of his disappearance unclear.

Last Seen: Dec 19, 2025

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